Here’s a weird confluence of things all based on me searching out links and stories for this blog:  Based on the recommendation of Cooking Issues listeners, I visited Hi-Collar last weekend, a Japanese kissaten (which I know of because of Craig Mod’s mailing list /  book) while I stayed at St. Marks’s Hotel, which I know about through NYCBSDCon.  Meal was good, and all these things would not have come together without these years of Lazy Reading posts.

• BSD on Windows.  A product I never heard of.  (via)
• A List of Lists.  I have linked to at least one of them before.
• Children of the Geissler Tube.  Seems like something to buy at United Nuclear.  (via)
• From a comment on last week’s Lazy Reading: CCC is coming up.
• The original UNIX Lab had left-handed lightbulbs.  Note the author of the post.
• History of SMTP.  (Video, via)
• DateTime, an XKCD cartoon.  Painfully accurate.
• Why we at $FAMOUS_COMPANY Switched to $HYPED_TECHNOLOGY.  (via)
• Ctrl+Alt Museum pictures.
• Dungeons & Directories.  (via)
• Umberto Eco Formulates The AI Novel In 2011.
• Apple ][ copy protection affecting how a game plays.  A game world being affected by a physical aspect of a legal status in the real world.
• Finishing Up a FreeBSD Experiment.  I like seeing what people use.  (via)
• “the plural of regex is regrets“.  (via)